DAR ES SALAAM, July 18 -- “THE future does not belong to those who stop learning and it belongs to those who never stop learning.” In todays rapidly changing world, knowledge and skills have become among the most valuable resources a nation can possess. Imagine a child entering primary school today.

By the time that learner completes education and joins the labour market, many current occupations may have changed or disappeared, while new careers driven by Artificial Intelligence (AI), digital technologies and innovation will have emerged.

This reality presents both opportunities and challenges. In the 21st century, national progress will increasingly depend not only on natural resources but also on the ability of citizens t...